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196 campgrounds and RV Parks in Arkansas, US. Compare campsite amenities, photos, and site types to find the perfect stop for your rig on your route.
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Best campgrounds in Arkansas, US
Wanderlust RV Park & Cabins
Eureka Springs, AR
$$$$$
(90 sites)
+7
Monte Ne RV Park
Rogers, AR
$$$$$
(80 sites)
+4
Catherine's Landing
Hot Springs, AR
$$$$$
(288 sites)
+13
The Woodlands RV Resort
Heber Springs, AR
$$$$$
(72 sites)
+5
Kettle Campground
Eureka Springs, AR
$$$$$
(46 sites)
+6
Hog Valley RV and Treehouse Resort
Fayetteville, AR
$$$$$
(80 sites)
+8
Whispering Springs Retreat, Arkansas
Belleville, AR
Mt. Olive Mercantile
Melbourne, AR
Red Arrow Resort
Midway, AR
Copper John's Resort
Lakeview, AR
$$$$$
(28 sites)
+6
Southfork Resort
Mammoth Spring, AR
Angler's Choice RV Park
Flippin, AR
Most common amenities
Pet friendly Toilets Showers Tables Grills Dump station Internet Laundry Playground General store
Camping in Arkansas
Arkansas markets itself as The Natural State, and the camping inventory backs that up. The state has hundreds of public camping areas scattered across state parks, Corps of Engineers parks, national parks, national forests, wildlife refuges, wildlife management areas and municipal parks. Arkansas State Parks include a wide range of campsites, from primitive tent areas to full-service RV pads with water, electric and sewer hookups.
The terrain ranges from the Ozark and Ouachita mountains in the west and north to the Mississippi Delta lowlands in the east, with major reservoirs and rivers in between. RV travelers cluster around a handful of high-demand state parks: Petit Jean State Park on its namesake mountain, Devil's Den State Park in the Lee Creek Valley, DeGray Lake Resort State Park near Hot Springs, Lake Catherine State Park in the Ouachita foothills, and Bull Shoals-White River State Park in the north.
These parks function well as a road-trip backbone. Most have paved or gravel pads, electric and water at a minimum, dump stations on site, and trailheads or boat ramps within walking distance. Private RV resorts fill the gaps near Hot Springs, Bentonville, Eureka Springs, and the interstates.
Things to do in Arkansas
Water dominates the activity list. Arkansas has thousands of lakes plus the Buffalo, White, Ouachita, and Little Missouri rivers, which means fishing, paddling, and swimming are within reach of most campgrounds. Anglers target largemouth bass, crappie, bream, and catfish across the major reservoirs, and Bull Shoals-White River State Park is a recognized trout-fishing base on the tailwater below Bull Shoals Dam.
Hiking and overlooks anchor the mountain parks. Petit Jean State Park has Cedar Falls and a network of CCC-era trails, including the path to a 95-foot waterfall, while Devil's Den State Park draws hikers to its sandstone crevices and the Butterfield Trail. Hot Springs National Park lets visitors take the waters in historic bathhouses along Bathhouse Row.
Families often pair a stay at DeGray Lake Resort State Park or Lake Catherine State Park with swim beaches, marina rentals, and ranger-led interpretive programs.
Camping spots and RV parks in Arkansas, US
When to visit Arkansas
- spring
March - May
73° / 52°F 125 mmWettest season; thunderstorms and full waterfalls
- summer
June - August
91° / 72°F 90 mmHot and humid; lake sites fill on weekends
- fall
September - November
75° / 52°F 100 mmCool, drier weather; peak Ozark color in late October
- winter
December - February
52° / 32°F 110 mmMild but damp; wintering bald eagles gather at lake parks
Spring and fall are the prime RV seasons in Arkansas. From late March through May, daytime temperatures sit in a comfortable range, dogwoods and redbuds bloom across the Ozarks, and waterfalls run full at parks like Petit Jean and Devil's Den. The trade-off is rain: spring is the wettest stretch of the year, and thunderstorms can be intense. Little Rock experiences a prolonged spring wet season, with heavy rainfall possible from March through May.
Summer is hot and humid. Little Rock has a humid subtropical climate with hot, often muggy summers, and afternoons can turn extremely hot. Lakeside parks like DeGray Lake Resort State Park and Lake Catherine State Park stay busy because the water provides relief, but inland mountain campgrounds can feel oppressive in mid-afternoon. School-break weekends fill quickly.
Fall brings cooler nights, lower humidity, and strong color in the hardwoods, particularly on Mount Magazine, Petit Jean, and along the Buffalo River. Winter is mild compared to the Midwest, many campgrounds stay open, and migrating bald eagles winter on Arkansas lakes and rivers from roughly December through February, drawing birders to Bull Shoals-White River State Park and other lake parks.
Top Hosts in Arkansas, US
T Scott14 trips - Joined May 2024
Scott was great to work with and adjusted our last minute add on date. Very communicative and would recommend booking with him again. RV was great, well maintained, clean and perfect for our family too getaway for vacation. Would definitely book him again in the future!
Tucker R. - Jun 2026
We stayed over Memorial Day weekend with our family and had the BEST experience! We rented an RV for 3 adults and 3 kids, and it was the perfect size with plenty of room for everyone. Everything was super clean and fully stocked — pillows, bedding, and honestly anything you could possibly need was included. But our absolute favorite part was the outdoor kitchen. I genuinely don’t think we can ever rent an RV again without one now! The griddle was AMAZING and made cooking so easy and fun. We’ve officially become bougie RV campers now. 😂 Could not have asked for a better stay. Highly recommend!
Savanna O. - May 2026
Bailey10 trips - Joined Jul 2021
The RV was everything we needed. Communication was easy, peasy, and it was set up perfectly on time.
Digna Y. - Jun 2025
Booking was easy and quick. Bailey was quick to respond to messages. Camper was as advertised.Came with all of the essentials for camping. Camping chairs, pots, pans, linens, coffee maker etc. we were very pleased.
Nathan C. - Mar 2025
How to book in Arkansas
State park campsites are reserved through the Arkansas State Parks system, online at arkansasstateparks.com or by phoning the park directly. Individual reservations can be made up to 12 months in advance of the scheduled arrival date, either online or by contacting the park visitor center. The same system handles Petit Jean, Devil's Den, DeGray Lake Resort, Lake Catherine, and Bull Shoals-White River.
Weekend stays carry minimums. Single-night reservations can be made Sunday through Thursday, weekend reservations require a minimum of two nights, and a three-night minimum applies on three-day holiday weekends. High-demand sites require three nights Thursday through Saturday, or four nights Thursday through Sunday on holiday weekends. Camping in an Arkansas state park is limited to one 14-day stay within a 30-day period.
Corps of Engineers lakefront campgrounds and national forest sites are booked through Recreation.gov. Private parks book directly through their own websites or phone lines.
What to expect in Arkansas
Most Arkansas State Park RV loops offer 30- and 50-amp electric service with water; full hookups including sewer exist at the larger parks but are not universal, so plan dump-station stops. Campgrounds include clean bathhouses with flush toilets and hot showers, picnic tables and fire rings at each site, and water spigots throughout the loop. Most parks are pet-friendly, and many have park stores selling firewood, ice, and basic supplies.
Site character varies by region. Petit Jean State Park and Devil's Den State Park sit at elevation with tighter, wooded loops and some grade on access roads, so big-rig drivers should check site lengths before booking. DeGray Lake Resort State Park has wider lakeside pads suited to larger trailers and fifth wheels. Bull Shoals-White River State Park and Lake Catherine State Park fall in between.
Cell service is patchy in the Ozarks and Ouachitas. Quiet hours run from 10 p.m. to sunrise, and uniformed rangers patrol the parks.
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Frequently asked questions about campgrounds in Arkansas, US
How much does it cost to rent an RV in Little Rock, Arkansas?
RV rental in Little Rock is surprisingly affordable. You can expect travel trailers to start around $90-$120 per night, while motorhome rentals in Little Rock typically range from $150 to $250 per night depending on the RV size and amenity level. Booking during spring or late fall can nab you great rates, and searching for 'cheap RV rental Little Rock' on RVezy lets you compare deals. Many hosts offer weekly or monthly discounts for longer Arkansas RV adventures.
rvezy.com/rv-search?SearchAddress=Arkansas%2C%20United%20StatesWhat do I need to rent an RV in Arkansas?
Renting an RV in Arkansas is easier than you think. All you need is a regular valid driver’s license—no special RV or commercial license required. You just need to be 25 or older. RVezy verifies your ID securely online, so you’re ready for your Arkansas RV trip in minutes. It’s a breeze for first-timers and Arkansas road trip pros alike.
What kind of coverage and roadside help comes with my Arkansas RV rental?
Peace of mind is part of every RV rental in Arkansas. Each RVezy rental includes a comprehensive protection package covering most vehicle damages, plus 24/7 roadside assistance across Arkansas and neighboring states. You choose your protection level during booking—no hidden steps. So, if you’re exploring the Ozarks or the Ouachitas, you’ve got backup if you need it. Relax and enjoy those forested highways!
rvezy.com/insurance-and-protectionCan I cancel my Arkansas RV rental if my plans change?
It's easy to book with confidence. RVezy has a clear cancellation policy for every RV rental in Arkansas. If you cancel within 24 hours of the host accepting your booking and payment, you can get a full refund. After that, refunds depend on how far in advance you cancel: more than 30 days, you forfeit only the service fee; 30 to 8 days, 50% of the rental; 7 days or less, the full rental. If the host cancels, you receive a full refund with no penalties. Natural disasters may qualify for special consideration. Check your trip details for specifics so you can secure your family RV trip to Petit Jean or Hot Springs with confidence.
help.rvezy.com/hc/en-us/articles/360037736674Are there pet-friendly RV rentals in Little Rock?
Absolutely! Searching 'pet-friendly RV rental Little Rock' reveals dozens of welcoming rigs, so your dog or cat can join your Arkansas adventure. Filter for pet-friendly listings on RVezy and enjoy campgrounds like Downtown Riverside RV Park or Catherine’s Landing, which both welcome pets. Pro tip: Take the Arkansas River Trail for a scenic dog walk right from downtown Little Rock!
Can the RV be delivered to my campground or home in Arkansas?
Absolutely—a big perk of RV rental in Arkansas is RV delivery in Little Rock and surrounding towns. Many hosts will bring the camper straight to your driveway, campsite, or even tailgate spot, set it up, and walk you through everything. Ideal for first-timers or if you want to skip the highway drive. Just use the 'delivery' filter on RVezy and message your host with your site or address details.
arkansasstateparks.com/parksHow far can I drive my Arkansas RV rental and what routes are popular?
You’ll have plenty of range for exploration with your RV rental in Arkansas. Most rentals include 100-200 miles per day; check the listing for unlimited mileage options. Favorite road trips from Little Rock include the Ozark–St. Francis National Forest (125 miles), Hot Springs National Park (55 miles), and the Buffalo National River (140 miles). Look for 'RV road trip from Little Rock' ideas on travel guides for inspiration.
Where can I park an RV in Little Rock and Arkansas?
You’ve got great options for RV camping near Little Rock. Top picks: Downtown Riverside RV Park (on the Arkansas River, walk to city sights), Burns Park RV Park (beautiful, tree-lined setting), and Maumelle Park (lakeside spots on the Arkansas River Trail). Most Arkansas state parks offer full hookup options for all RV types. Advanced reservations are recommended for peak weekends. Insider tip: Lake Ouachita State Park is just over an hour away and boasts some of Arkansas’s best lakeside RV camping.
What is the best time of year for an RV trip in Arkansas?
Arkansas is a true year-round RV destination—but locals, and savvy travelers, love spring (March to May) and fall (late September to early November) for perfect 60–80°F days and beautiful wildflowers or foliage. July and August can be hot (highs 90–95°F), but most campgrounds have shaded sites and pool access. Winter brings mild temps (40–55°F), and many campgrounds remain open for cozy, crowd-free camping. Book early for spring wildflower season along the Ouachita Mountains!
Is it easy for first-timers to rent and drive an RV in Arkansas?
Great news—first-time renters are right at home in Arkansas! Every RVezy RV rental in Little Rock includes a hands-on orientation from your host, including how to drive, park, hook up utilities, and use all the features comfortably. Many hosts also offer delivery and setup at your campground, so you can skip the drive if you’re nervous. Arkansas highways are RV-friendly, making your first trip smooth and memorable.
What happens if I break down or have an issue during my RV trip in Arkansas?
You're never on your own with RVezy’s 24/7 roadside assistance on every RV rental in Arkansas. Whether it’s a flat tire near Lake Catherine or a forgotten hose at Petit Jean, help is just a call away, day or night, anywhere in the state. Plus, your host is available through the RVezy messaging system for trip questions. Enjoy the open road—support is always nearby.
Can I take my RVezy RV rental from Arkansas to other states, or Canada?
Yes! Inter-state RV trips are popular and allowed with most RVezy RV rentals in Arkansas. You can drive to Texas, Missouri, Oklahoma, or Tennessee—just check with your host about any mileage limits. Cross-border travel to Canada may be possible if your host approves; just select a vehicle that allows cross-border driving. Travel to Mexico is not permitted for insurance reasons. Dream big: Arkansas makes a perfect starting point for an epic southern or midwest road trip.
help.rvezy.com/hc/en-us/articles/360039340074How much should I budget for fuel on my Arkansas RV trip?
Fuel costs in Arkansas are a travel-friendly bonus—state gas prices are often among the lowest in the US. For budgeting, most motorhomes get 8–13 miles per gallon, and travel trailers vary based on your tow vehicle. Add an extra $20–30 for a tank refill along I-40 or US-65. Look for gas stations near major highways before heading to rural regions. Tip: The Gas Buddy app helps scout the cheapest fuel in Little Rock for your adventure.
How far ahead should I book Arkansas campgrounds for an RV trip?
Arkansas campgrounds are popular, especially during April wildflower blooms and October foliage getaways. For the best campgrounds near Little Rock, like Maumelle Park or Lake Ouachita State Park, book at least 2–3 months ahead for weekends or holidays. Arkansas State Parks use a simple online reservation system; check site maps for RV lengths and hookups. Spontaneous trip? Many parks hold a few first-come-first-served sites—just arrive early.
What are the roads and driving conditions like for RVs around Little Rock?
Good news: Arkansas roads are generally smooth and well-marked, and most state highways are plenty wide for motorhome rental in Little Rock. Watch for winding mountain roads in the Ozarks and the occasional low bridge in rural counties (always check overpass clearance signs). Rain can pop up suddenly in spring and fall, so drive at reduced speeds during storms. Enjoy easy access to nature—major routes out of Little Rock get you to the Ouachitas or Hot Springs in under an hour.
What facilities can I expect at campgrounds near Little Rock?
You’ll find full hookups at most campgrounds near Little Rock, including power, water, and sewer at sites like Downtown Riverside RV Park and Maumelle Park. Arkansas State Parks often provide modern bathhouses, laundry, and easy dump station access. Some private parks even offer swimming pools, camp stores, and hiking trails. Not sure what you need? Your host can recommend campgrounds that match your amenities wish-list for your RV camping Little Rock experience.
What amenities and features come standard with RV rentals in Arkansas?
Most RV rentals in Arkansas include comfortable beds, a kitchen (stove, microwave, fridge), full bathroom, air conditioning, heat, and plenty of storage. Many have TVs, awnings, and even Wi-Fi or a generator for off-grid camping. Seat belts in main seating areas keep the whole family safe. Each listing details what’s included, so you know exactly what to expect—great for a family RV trip in Arkansas with kids or grandparents.
Are there flexible options or add-ons for my RV rental in Arkansas?
Yes! Many RV rentals in Arkansas offer popular add-ons like outdoor chairs, campfire kits, bike racks, and even kayak rentals for river trips. Pickup and drop-off times are arranged directly with hosts, and some offer instant book options for last-minute adventures. Mileage policies, pet fees, and delivery costs are shown upfront—no surprises. Want to bring your bikes or need a tow vehicle? Just send a message to your host before booking.
How does payment and the security deposit work for Little Rock RV rentals?
Booking your RV rental in Little Rock is easy and secure through RVezy. You pay for your rental and deposit online—no cash needed. The security deposit (usually $500–$1,500, depending on the vehicle) is held and then released after your trip if there’s no damage. Review your rental at checkout for a speedy deposit return. This system keeps both guests and hosts protected, so you can focus on your Arkansas RV trip.
help.rvezy.com/hc/en-us/articles/360038106214Cities in Arkansas, US with campgrounds
Little Rock, ARFayetteville, ARMount Ida, ARCammack Village, ARMarshall, ARLowell, ARPrairie Creek, ARCaddo Valley, ARVan Buren, ARFarmington, ARWaldron, ARRockwell, ARBonanza, ARCarlisle, ARDiamond City, ARAltus, ARSearcy, ARGreenland, ARBryant, ARShannon Hills, ARAshdown, ARBentonville, ARJacksonville, ARJohnson, AR